
Then on the wall above the door to the closet where I'll put your coat, if you have one when you come over, you'll see this.

It's a bit of folk art that my dad did long ago.

Strange how in all the talk about the '60s and how great that decade was - despite several assassinations American public figures, and the beginning of the Viet Nam war - they never mention the glorious string art that was created.
Then again, maybe that's not so strange.
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That thing is unsettling.
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